Stocks Mixed After Economic Signs Brighten Market
New York stocks advanced from early losses as the Dow rose 1.72 to 873.83 by noon. The GNP decline excluding inflation narrowed to 0.3 percent in Q2 from 11.4 percent in Q1. Hoerner-Waldorf led volume on the NYSE, Polaroid jumped on strong earnings, and Reed Tool and Baker Oil Tools moved on merger talks. Cook Industries gained on wheat sales to the Soviet Union. NYSE composite eased to 50.70.
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Baker Oil Tools
Cook Industries
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American Stock Exchange wine boom prices uncertain
An AP report from New York notes rising interest in wine stocks on the American Exchange with prices fluctuating amid market uncertainty. Analysts cite limited supply and growing collector demand as key factors shaping early market activity.
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A.P. Stock Dividends Footnotes Explained
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Over-The-Counter Bid Asked Prices Reported
Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers reflect interdealer prices as of roughly 3 p.m. yesterday. Prices exclude retail markups and markdowns.
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Congressional Funds From Unreported Sources Stir Debate
A panel with staff members uncovered unreported funds linked to several lawmakers. Rep. Charles B. Rangel raised 5200 for an educational fund from unions and will report income on his tax returns. Rep. Tom Harkin collected 900 for a non political constituency service fund. Rep. Charles Wilson received 500 from Marine Engineers for a communications fund with no full disclosure. Rep. William Clay gathered 200 from electricians, 500 from the Teamsters, 100 from Mid-America Dairymen, and 200 from machinists, with decisions pending on reporting. The Election Commission weighs whether these funds are political and thus subject to spending ceilings.
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High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Notices
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Horn Says Demand Will Rise
RALEIGH AP The president of Duke Power Co says electricity demand will rise as facilities now run on petroleum switch to electric power. Carl Horn spoke during a state Utilities Commission hearing on Duke's 23.6 percent rate increase proposal.
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Board must post notices for called meetings at ABC store
The board must post a written notice of every called or special meeting on the door of the ABC store and provide notice to anyone who requests it. The injunction bans executive sessions outside Open Meetings Act rules, allowing closed sessions only for specified matters. Ann Raleigh notes this is the eighth injunction since the open meeting law's passage.
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Two More Jurors Seated in Little Murder Trial
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Demonstration Ban Upheld During Wake County Trial
US District Judge Franklin Dupree upheld a Wake County Courthouse demonstration ban tied to the Joan Little trial. The ruling found the plaintiff Leon White did not exhaust state remedies, blocking federal intervention. Harmon said White may seek Bailey’s amendment to reflect more limited restrictions.
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Green-Eyed Envy Says It’s Not Mistakes But Others’ Gain
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